WUQ
WUQ In-Dash Depth Sounder with Air and Water Temperature Transducer
Provides continuous depth readings from 2.5 to 600 feet and displays air or water temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius on a large backlit LCD with a three-stage audible and visual alarm system.
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- Uninterrupted depth readings from 2.5 to 600 feet
- Largest in-dash display available for clear visibility
- Three-stage warning system with audible alarm, LED and LCD indicators
- Includes transom mount temperature transducer with 30 feet of cable
- Polarized LCD with sun cover for glare-free viewing with sunglasses
In-Dash Depth Sounder
The WUQ In-Dash Depth Sounder provides continuous depth readings from 2.5 to 600 feet at speeds up to 60 mph. A three-stage advanced warning system alerts the operator with an audible alarm, LED warning light, and LCD alarm indicators, all manageable via one-touch alarm muting.
Boaters needing integrated temperature data
This unit suits operators who want both water and air temperature readings displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius on a soft-glow backlit LCD. Builders requiring networked sonar integration or chartplotter overlay should consider dedicated multifunction displays instead.
Transom-mount transducer with 30-foot cable
The included Airmar transom-mount transducer delivers depth and temperature signals through 30 feet of cable for straightforward helm installation. Algorithmic programming reduces false readings, while the polarized LCD with storage sun cover ensures glare-free viewing with or without sunglasses.
Highlights
- Uninterrupted depth readings from 2.5 to 600 feet
- Largest in-dash display available for clear visibility
- Three-stage warning system with audible alarm, LED and LCD indicators
- Includes transom mount temperature transducer with 30 feet of cable
- Polarized LCD with sun cover for glare-free viewing with sunglasses
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the included transom mount transducer and what step do people often get wrong?
Mount the transducer on the transom with the supplied 30 feet of cable and route the cable to the in-dash display. The step people often miss is setting the display to show water or air temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius before first use.
What maintenance or replacement will the transducer need later?
The transducer requires periodic cleaning of its face to prevent marine growth from affecting readings. Inspect the 30-foot cable for chafe or corrosion each season and replace the transducer if the housing cracks or the cable jacket deteriorates.
What limit shows up first under sustained high-speed use?
The depth sounder provides uninterrupted readings up to 60 mph; beyond that speed cavitation can cause signal loss before the 600-foot depth range is reached.
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